Lion
Lion is a gripping, moving, inspiring film that’s high in heart and relatively low in content.
Sing
Sing is exactly what you would expect if you’ve seen the trailer: a lighthearted and inspiring American Idol-style singing competition between animated, anthropomorphized animals.
Believe
Believe stresses the importance of charity while lauding entrepreneurship and plain hard work. It celebrates the ties between people and questions the commercialism of Christmas.
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
Much of this movie’s magicking revolves around Harry Potter-style witchcraft.
Trolls
This let’s-all-get-along tale is pretty much exactly the kind of felt-and-glitter silliness you might expect from a movie about something you used to keep in your pencil box.
Loving
Loving, with its intimate scale and sparse content concerns, is an accessible, sometimes beautiful story about one couple’s love.
I’m Not Ashamed
Rachel Joy Scott’s story is a moving example of the difference just one committed Christian can make in the lives of people around her.
Max Steel
If you’re going to sit through a nearly two-hour commercial for Max Steel action figures, you might as well have a positive message or two to glean, right?
Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life
This is the kind of movie that will have conscientious parents face-palming and shaking their heads.
Queen of Katwe
Queen of Katwe is a story about hope—and about the courage, determination and skill that goes hand-in-hand with that hope.